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RA Cook Pavillion

The RA Cook Pavillion is located on the RA Cook Reserve and is the perfect venue for a variety of celebrations and events.

Venues and Facilities
RA Cook Pavillion
Where
55 Gummery Street Bedford 6052
Suitable for:
  • Meetings
  • Workshops & Conferences
  • Functions & Celebrations
Features
  • Dogs
  • BBQ
  • Play Space
  • Toilets
  • Sports
  • Seating
  • For Hire
  • Drink Fountains
  • Recreational
  • Personal Training
  • Events

  • OVERVIEW

    The pavillion is located on the RA Cook Reserve. This venue is perfect for a variety of celebrations and events for up to 180 people and can be hired from the Morley Sporting Club.

    For more information on the reserve facilities please click RA Cook Reserve.

    Click the Halls / Clubrooms tab for features and equipement available.

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    Location
    55 Gummery Street Bedford 6052

  • CONTACT INFO

    To check the availability and eligibility of this venue, please contact the Morley Sporting Club on the phone number or email address below.

    Contact Name:Greg MacMillan
    Phone:0418 950 098
    Email:morleysportclub@yahoo.com.au

  • CAPACITY

    Maximum capacity - 180 persons

  • Halls/Clubrooms Info

    Features and equipment available

    Tables - 20
    Chairs - 200
    Air-conditioning
    Heating
    Defibrillator on site
    Flooring type - Carpet
    Wheelchair access
    Change rooms
    Boiling water supplies
    Baby change table
    Kitchen facility
    Toilets
    Number of car bays
    50 Onsite car bays
    2 ACROD car bays

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Address

Civic Centre and Council Chambers
61 Broun Avenue, Morley
PO Box 467 Morley 6943

Phone

08 9272 0622

Email

mail@bayswater.wa.gov.au

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